Overview
We are excited to announce the launch of our report on the implementation of voter ID in the UK. The report is the result of extensive research conducted by the Local Democracy Research Centre, funded by the JRSST Charitable Trust. Our lead researcher, Dr Greg Stride, will present the findings followed by a discussion with experts in the field. Attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions and participate in a discussion about the implications of the research for local democracy.
Key outcomes
- Gain insight into the findings of the report on the implementation of voter ID.
- Have the opportunity to ask questions and participate in a discussion with experts in the field.
- Understand the implications of the research for local democracy.
Who should attend
This event is recommended for individuals who are interested in local democracy and the implementation of voter ID. It is especially relevant for those from local authorities seeking to learn about the experience of implementing voter ID from insiders’ perspective, including those across England, Wales and Scotland who will not have held elections with voter ID yet.
Your LGIU Experts
Dr Greg Stride is a researcher at the Local Democracy Research Centre at the LGIU. Greg has a PhD from the University of Exeter on electoral administration in England, where he also taught social science research methods. Alongside his academic work, Greg has also worked in electoral services, written textbooks for A-level politics students and completed an internship at the Foreign Affairs Committee. | ![]() |
Following 13 years on the electoral service frontline and managing local authority projects, Laura Lock joined the AEA as Training Manager before becoming Deputy Chief Executive. As the electoral landscape becomes ever more complicated, Laura has led on building the AEA’s capacity to support and advise its members across the UK. Laura holds the AEA Diploma, is an accredited trainer and an AEA examiner. She also holds programme and project management qualifications. | ![]() |
What others are saying about LGIU workshops
“It was really good to hear from both other local authorities and LGIU experts. The experts were excellent in keeping things as clear & simple as possible. The session was chaired well and I very much appreciate the speed at which LGIU put this workshop in place. I took quite a lot away from it.”
– Bryn, from Aberystwyth